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This episode of AI Meets Life Sci emphasizes the prognostic and point-of-care decision-making power of AI in oncology while addressing real-world implementation issues from regulation and liability to clinician trust and adoption, through conversations with leaders at GE HealthCare and Catalyze Healthcare. In the first segment, Ben Newton, General Manager of Oncology at GE HealthCare describes likely future advances in multimodal computing, which could parse diverse datasets from pathology, imaging, genomics and other domains to predict likely outcomes in given treatment scenarios. Newton also emphasized AI's ability to help overwhelmed physicians by alleviating workflow bottlenecks and assisting with point-of-care decision making. Despite the promise, he underscored that such advances rely on incorporating clinicians' valuable perspective when developing these AI systems and partnerships with other industry stakeholders, such as cloud partners like AWS and academic centers or hospitals, to access data and create foundation models. In the second segment, Haley Schwartz, CEO at Catalyze Healthcare, highlights the potential of using AI for screening applications as an initial stepping stone to build trust and adoption. She also notes that potential headwinds for hospital adoption of AI are questions related to legal liability and reimbursement impacts. In addition, Schwartz emphasizes the importance of physician involvement, especially during the early stages of AI integration into healthcare. Join us for the next episode of AI Meets Life Sci, featuring a keynote interview with Helen Merianos, Head of Sanofi's R&D Portfolio Strategy. Thank you to our contributors, some of whom include Catalyze Healthcare and SmartTRAK Business Intelligence, for providing invaluable support.Tune in and subscribe to AI Meets Life Sci on all major podcast channels and follow youtube.com/@DeviceTalks or AI Meets Life Sci YouTube Podcast to ensure you never miss an episode. WATCH, LISTEN, and READ. Thank you for supporting AI Meets Life Sci! Read Now: Watch Now: https://youtu.be/XtGbJ-2Jyro

This episode of AI Meets Life Sci emphasizes the prognostic and point-of-care decision-making power of AI in oncology while addressing real-world implementation issues from regulation and liability to clinician trust and adoption, through conversations with leaders at GE HealthCare and Catalyze Healthcare. In the first segment, Ben Newton, General Manager of Oncology at GE HealthCare describes likely future advances in multimodal computing, which could parse diverse datasets from pathology, imaging, genomics and other domains to predict likely outcomes in given treatment scenarios. Newton also emphasized AI's ability to help overwhelmed physicians by alleviating workflow bottlenecks and assisting with point-of-care decision making. Despite the promise, he underscored that such advances rely on incorporating clinicians' valuable perspective when developing these AI systems and partnerships with other industry stakeholders, such as cloud partners like AWS and academic centers or hospitals, to access data and create foundation models. In the second segment, Haley Schwartz, CEO at Catalyze Healthcare, highlights the potential of using AI for screening applications as an initial stepping stone to build trust and adoption. She also notes that potential headwinds for hospital adoption of AI are questions related to legal liability and reimbursement impacts. In addition, Schwartz emphasizes the importance of physician involvement, especially during the early stages of AI integration into healthcare. Join us for the next episode of AI Meets Life Sci, featuring a keynote interview with Helen Merianos, Head of Sanofi's R&D Portfolio Strategy. Thank you to our contributors, some of whom include Catalyze Healthcare and SmartTRAK Business Intelligence, for providing invaluable support. www.catalyzehealthcare.com www.smarttrak.com Tune in and subscribe to AI Meets Life Sci on all major podcast channels and follow youtube.com/@DeviceTalks or AI Meets Life Sci YouTube Podcast to ensure you never miss an episode. WATCH, LISTEN, and READ. Thank you for supporting AI Meets Life Sci! Read Now: Watch Now: youtu.be/XtGbJ-2Jyro

This episode of AI Meets Life Sci explores the potential for data-driven innovation in healthcare, through conversations with leaders at Microsoft and 1910 Genetics. In the first segment, Elena Bonfiglioli, Global Business Leader for Healthcare, Pharma and Life Sciences at Microsoft, discusses the significance of computation, an essential element of AI investments, in enhancing R&D productivity in healthcare. She emphasizes the need for new approaches to drug development, including shorter clinical trial timelines and the shift toward more efficient R&D. Bonfiglioli also highlights the importance of multimodal data in research and development. In addition, speaks to the integral role of computational methods in drug development, emphasizing how they augment our disease understanding and can help with clinical trial design. In the second segment, Jen Nwankwo, PhD, Founder & CEO of 1910 Genetics - a Y Combinator and Sam Altman-backed startup, shares the innovation strategies around drug discovery. She details their problem-first approach, leading to an integrated, modality-agnostic drug discovery tech stack. Dr. Nwankwo highlights the use of Azure Quantum Elements in accelerating molecular simulations, positioning 1910 Genetics uniquely in designing both small and large molecules. Their global approach to accessible drug discovery through strategic partnerships is emphasized. Join us for the next episode of AI Meets Life Sci, featuring an exclusive interview with Ben Newton, Chief Digital Officer and GM of Oncology at GE Healthcare. Thank you to our contributors, some of whom include Catalyze Healthcare and SmartTRAK Business Intelligence, for providing invaluable support. Tune in and subscribe to AI Meets Life Sci on all major podcast channels and follow youtube.com/@DeviceTalks or AI Meets Life Sci YouTube Podcast to ensure you never miss an episode. WATCH, LISTEN, and READ: https://linktr.ee/AIMeetsLifeSci. Thank you for supporting AI Meets Life Sci! Read Now: www.drugdiscoverytrends.com/microsoft-1910-genetics-data-hidden-gems

This episode of AI Meets Life Sci explores the potential for data-driven innovation in healthcare, through conversations with leaders at Microsoft and 1910 Genetics. In the first segment, Elena Bonfiglioli, Global Business Leader for Healthcare, Pharma and Life Sciences at Microsoft, discusses the significance of computation, an essential element of AI investments, in enhancing R&D productivity in healthcare. She emphasizes the need for new approaches to drug development, including shorter clinical trial timelines and the shift toward more efficient R&D. Bonfiglioli also highlights the importance of multimodal data in research and development. In addition, speaks to the integral role of computational methods in drug development, emphasizing how they augment our disease understanding and clinical trial design. In the second segment, Jen Nwankwo, PhD, Founder & CEO of 1910 Genetics - a Y Combinator and Sam Altman-backed startup, shares the innovation strategies around drug discovery. She details their problem-first approach, leading to an integrated, modality-agnostic drug discovery tech stack. Dr. Nwankwo highlights the use of Azure Quantum Elements in accelerating molecular simulations, positioning 1910 Genetics uniquely in designing both small and large molecules. Their global approach to accessible drug discovery through strategic partnerships is emphasized. Join us for the next episode of AI Meets Life Sci, featuring an exclusive interview with Ben Newton, Chief Digital Officer and GM of Oncology at GE Healthcare. Thank you to our contributors, some of whom include Catalyze Healthcare and SmartTRAK Business Intelligence, for providing invaluable support. Tune in and subscribe to AI Meets Life Sci on all major podcast channels and follow youtube.com/@DeviceTalks or AI Meets Life Sci YouTube Podcast to ensure you never miss an episode. WATCH, LISTEN, and READ. Thank you for supporting AI Meets Life Sci! Read Now: www.drugdiscoverytrends.com/microsoft-1910-genetics-data-hidden-gems

Astronaut. Dancer. Footballer. Pop star. Many of us will remember our childhood ambitions. But then life happens. We get an education. We're forced to make a choice between one route or another. Wherever we want to get to, or redirect to, it's about knowing what we want – and feeling capable. It's about knowing where we could be – and feeling supported. It's about raising aspirations – and overcoming limitations. It's about defining success – and finding happiness. Whatever those might mean to you. We're wondering, does where you start still matter? How much do our backgrounds determine our future success? How do you discover what you want to do – and where you could go? How important is it seeing people like you succeed? And how can you pave your own way? For this episode, we're joined by Aziza Ajak, Vice Principal of a London school and trustee for Mission 44, and Ben Newton, the first of Deloitte's Brightstart apprentices to be promoted to partner.Tune in to find out: Why our guests believe networking should be taught at school The lessons that Aziza and Ben learnt early in their career journeys What happens after you achieve your goals – and what happens if you don't The best piece of advice our guests have for our listeners   Enjoyed this episode? Check our website for our recommendations to learn more about this topic: deloitte.co.uk/greenroompodcasts You can also watch our episodes on Youtube: youtube.com/@DeloitteUK Check out Loaf Catering here: loafcatering.com Guests: Aziza Ajak, vice principal and Mission 44 trustee and Ben Newton, partner at Deloitte. Hosts: Ethan Worth and Annie Wong Technical support: Deloitte Creative Studio  Original music: Ali Barrett

For any parent, the decision of who will care for their child is an intimate one, and a conversation we began last episode with author Erica Komisar. There are different childcare paths to explore, and today, we'll be diving into the world of daycare, and how Vivi founder Ben Newton is on a mission to reimagine its potential. More on Ben Newton:Ben Newton is a leader in the education industry, with deep expertise in corporate strategy and developmental operations. As the co-founder and COO of Vivvi, Ben is passionate about making early learning more accessible for working families, and committed to creating new solutions for the future of school access. Ben has dedicated his career to establishing and growing schools and their Communities and has held leadership positions at various institutions. Ben holds a Master of Science in Comparative and International Education from Oxford University and a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations from the University of Pennsylvania. He lives in NYC with his wife and young son.Resources:nosillyquestionspodcast.comhttps://www.instagram.com/nosillyquestionspodcast/

Our guest today, Erica Komisar certainly thinks so. She believes that mothers in particular should spend significant time being present with their children in the first three years of life - quitting their jobs if necessary. To say that this topic is complex is an understatement, and it may lead to strong feelings on both sides of the conversation. As we value the opportunity to engage with experts who share differing perspectives, next week we'll be bringing you an episode with Vivvi daycare founder Ben Newton who will present an alternate view, so be sure to listen to both episodes back-to-back for the full story.More on Erica Komisar: ERICA KOMISAR,  is a clinical social worker, psychoanalyst, and parent guidance expert who has been in private practice in New York City for over 30 years.  A graduate of Georgetown and Columbia Universities and The New York Freudian Society, Ms. Komisar is a psychological consultant bringing parenting workshops to clinics, schools, corporations, and childcare settings.  Erica is the author of Being There: Why Prioritizing Motherhood in the First Three Years Matters and Chicken Little the Sky Isn't Falling: Raising Resilient Adolescents in the New Age of Anxiety.Resources:nosillyquestionspodcast.comhttps://www.instagram.com/nosillyquestionspodcast/

In 2021, mid-pandemic, Ric Pratte and fellow remote worker Ben Newton were hanging out at a brewery when they decided to launch a MeetUp Group: the Asheville Digital Nomads.Two years later,  the social networking group of remote/hybrid workers, solopreneurs and actual nomads has more than 1,700 members and it's growing. Particularly since LinkedIn recently named Asheville as the #2 city for remote workers (and also the 7th fastest-growing tech hub in June of 2022!). In our final episode of season 3, Jeff & Ric talk about the group's rapid growth, misconceptions about remote work and the various events they put on.Learn more about the AVL Digital Nomads.Check out the Investomercials.Thanks to our sponsor, HomeTrust Bank for their support. You can learn more about HomeTrust at htb.com.Talking 'Ship is hosted by Jeffrey Kaplan, the Director of Venture Asheville, a program of the Asheville-Buncombe Economic Development Coalition and the Asheville Area Chamber of Commerce.This episode was recorded on June 27, 2023. 

Join us as we discuss the Future of Oncology in this podcast episode of Mint Techcetra where. Dr. Ben Newton, the General Manager of Oncology at GE HealthCare, will share insights on the challenges facing cancer care and how technologies such as AI and Precision Care can help bridge the gap. We'll also discuss the crucial role of early detection and the importance of personalized care solutions. Don't miss out on this informative discussion about the urgent issue of cancer care.

Hello and welcome to this weeks podcast episode. Today's guest is guitarist and producer Ben Newton. Ben is a self employed guitarist and producer based in Essex. If you'd like to be a guest on the podcast and are either a musician or business type or both then I would love to hear from you. Please contact theguitarcoach1@gmail.com. Thank you for your support in watching and listening to this episode. #guitarpodcast #musicbusiness #theguitarcoach https://linktr.ee/theguitarcoach

Ben Newton, who just concluded his Pirate career, talks about his ECU experience. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesportsobj/support

Queensland Cyclones coach Ben Newton talks Wheelchair Rugby

Former ECU Catcher Ben Newton talks about his path to East Carolina, his time in the purple and gold and what lies ahead!

Pat & Heals full show - Qld Origin legend Karina Brown, AFL with Ash Browne, BBL Cricket with Alistair Dobson, NRL with Peter Badel, Wheelchair Rugby with Ben Newton and plenty more

East Carolina baseball coach Cliff Godwin and players Ben Newton and Bryce Worrell spoke with the news media after the Pirates lost to Texas on Saturday, June 11, 2022, in the NCAA Greenville Super Regional at Clark-LeClair Stadium. Click media player below (AUDIO ONLY). Cliff Godwin, Ben Newton, Bryce Worrell:

Dr Ben Newton of GE Healthcare talks about advances in cancer diagnosis and treatment that improve the early detection of cancer, as well as patients' chances of survival and experiences. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Russell Gilbrook is the latest drummer for the British rock band, Uriah Heep.Over the last few years Gilbrook has been establishing himself on the UK clinic tour scene. He has supported artists such as Greg Bissonette and completed a tour with Liberty DeVitto. He has worked/toured with Chris Barber and his band and also Alan Price, on whose album, Liberty, Gilbrook featured. He also replaced Cozy Powell in Bedlam (where he played with the brothers Dave and Denny Ball, plus singer Frank Aiello). Gilbrook has also played with Pete Bardens and featured on one of his albums.Gilbrook has also worked with Tony Iommi, Lonnie Donegan, John Farnham, Van Morrison and Tobias Sammet.Gilbrook teaches on the musician's channel on Sky Television and holds a position at the Brighton Institute of Modern Music and has published several teaching guides. He has demonstrated specialist drum clinics across Europe. He claims, though, that a rimshot cannot be used on a tom drum, just snares only. For the last few years he has also drummed with the Essex based covers band, Exposé, with Dave Moore (vocals), Pete Finch (keyboards), Alan Montague (Bass) and Ben Newton (guitar).Gilbrook has co-designed, with Marrell Drums, the bass drum beaters that he plays. He uses British Drum Company drums, Code drumheads, Baskey Drum Mats and Rug Lugs, Paiste cymbals and Pellwood drumsticks.In 2012, it was announced that Gilbrook would be the drummer in the 2013 album of the metal opera project Avantasia, called The Mystery of Time.This has been edited from an episode from our weekly show that streams LIVE @ 9pm Every Tuesday on Facebook LIVE, TWITCH and YOUTUBE.https://www.thosedamncrows.com/crowcastvideo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Icons Sport Southeast interview with DAWG POUND member 2022 6'4 320 OL Ben Newton of Thomasville HS in Thomasville, Alabama. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/icons-sport-media/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/icons-sport-media/support

In this episode, Vicki sits down with co-host Katie Chesebro and guests Ben Newton and Brad Risch as they tackle the topic of surrender in the fourth episode of our Identity Theft series.

Welcome to Working at the Wheel! In this episode, hear Vicki and guests, Jason Horton, Hannah Wulf and Ben Newton, share how campus ministry has been apart of their lives in our debut episode.

There are three types of people in the data world: mathematicians, scientists, and engineers. Mathematicians are interested in understanding things that are true or false. Scientists are interested in furthering knowledge and enjoy answering challenging questions. Engineers are interested in building things that are useful, so they can solve a problem that's important. Engineers in the software industry are currently searching for ways to resolve the issues associated with microservices. Right now, the software industry is facing a massive architectural transformation, and engineers have the opportunity to create systems that solve important problems. That's why Ben Sigelman — CEO and co-founder, started Lightstep, to create something useful and impactful. He saw an opportunity to accelerate the industry's transformation while improving the developer and end-user experience, and he took it. Using observability, he built something that could help people gain more confidence and understanding of their own system. As an ex-Googler and co-creator of Dapper, Ben Sigelman witnessed the birth of microservices at Google. He learned a great deal from his experiences, and Lightstep is in many ways a reaction to and a generational improvement beyond those approaches. Sigelman's fascination lies in deep systems and how they break, but he is also passionate about separating the telemetry from the rest of observability. There is a lot of noise in the marketplace and confusion about how to approach observability, but Sigelman is confident that in the next 5-10 years, applications could change the way the software actually works, not just the way we understand it. Listen to Ben Sigelman and Ben Newton discuss the future of observability, and learn more about how this transformation could impact the industry. This week's episode is the second installment of a special three-part series on observability in data. Tune in each week to hear about how the world of observability in transforming into a major player in the data realm.

Welcome to the first-ever episode of the Hack the Bracket podcast with Matt Ford and Ben Newton.  If you go to a gym, are into your fitness, a PT, own a box or run a club it's a must-listen.  With guests from the world of Crossfit, British Rowing, British Weightlifting and more, the podcast will help you to hack the bracket to get the very best out of your performance in and out of the gym.  

In this episode we discuss Kubernetes and Docker with Ben Newton. Ben Newton is a veteran of the IT Operations market, with a two decade career across large and small companies like Loudcloud, BladeLogic, Northrop Grumman, EDS, and BMC. Ben got to do DevOps before DevOps was cool, working with government agencies and major commercial brands to be more agile and move faster. More recently, Ben spent 5 years in product management at Sumo Logic, and is now running product marketing for Operations Analytics at Sumo Logic. His latest project, Masters of Data, has let him combine his love of podcasts and music with his love of good conversations.   Contact Ben Neton: Podcast: Twitter: LinkedIn:   Other Links: Kubernetes: Docker: Docker Swarm:

Today's episode is brought to you by Booking Protect: the global leaders in refund protection!  Visit their website at www.bookingprotect.com and check out our 10 part series on trends impacting the live entertainment industry.  Also, Simon Mabb, Booking Protect CEO, and I are going to Sydney, Australia in November for the Ticketing Professionals Conference of Australia.  Get your tickets at www.ticketingprofessionals.com.au and send me your receipt for a special gift from me.  My guest today is Ben Newton from Melbourne Racing Club.  We had a good conversation about a whole lot of stuff like branding, baseball in Australia, baseball in America, tickets, events, learning, change and a whole lot more.  Get my weekly newsletter by sending me an email at dave@davewakeman.com.   

A few months I had the honor and pleasure to be interviewed on the British podcast - WB40, but one of my favorite people - Matt Ballantine. Matt and I talked about why we started the Masters of Data podcast and how it has evolved.   So, I think you will enjoy this, and we will be back next week in your feed with another great original podcast episode!!   And check out the WB40 podcast at WB40.com

Must science and religion conflict?  In our final conversation with Ben Spackman, he will compare two events that require a lot of faith to believe:  Noah's Flood and the resurrection of Jesus.  What can we learn from science and religion on these two stories? https://youtu.be/LQMBupeA4WE Ben:  When it comes to the flood, what kind of evidence would a global flood that covered all the mountains to, I don't remember 30 cubits deep, so we're talking 30 cubits over the top of the Himalayas for at least 40 days. What kind of evidence should that leave in the historical record? Absolute masses of evidence everywhere should be in the historical record across dozens of disciplines and it's simply not there. That again, is one area where I say, well, what does contextual reading actually get us with the flood? What is the flood actually trying to teach? Is it a historical event and that's the important thing? Or is it doing something different? And like Genesis, I think it's doing something quite different, but that's another book. So what can science tell us about scripture? Some things, not everything, and it depends on the question. Generalizing is dangerous and being simplistic is dangerous because things are rarely simplistic, which is a generalization. We also talk about some of our most favorite scientists, and their relationship to religion. Ben:  Newton comes up with calculus and the laws of motion and all this stuff. What you're not told is that Newton was doing this as a way to study God. What you're not told is that Newton, who was somewhat unorthodox was still deeply religious and of the roughly 5 million words of his that we have preserved, 60-70 percent of that is interpreting the Bible, writing about the Tabernacle, trying to figure out the Old Testament timeline. These people who we think we're doing science, not religion, they thought they were doing religion. So we have to be careful as we look back in time at these people, at religion and science in the past. [If you] think about Galileo's story as theology crushing science, it doesn't matter who you read, they'll tell you it's a lot more complicated than that. Galileo, for example, was not a very subtle guy. He was friends with the pope and he put the pope's argument in the mouth of one of his characters named Idiot. That's not going to go over very well. Check out our conversation… Is Noah's flood about science, or faith? Don't forget to check out our previous conversations with Ben! 248: Did Pres. McKay Support Evolution? 247: What is a Literal Reading of Genesis? 246: Misreading Genesis 245: Does the Bible Supports a Flat Earth? 244: Did Man Evolve From Apes? 243: Did Joseph Fielding Smith Win the Evolution Battle? 242: Evolution & Bible: Irreconcilable Differences?  

On this week’s show we interview Ben Newton about his podcast Masters of Data, We also introduce our new books feature I Must Read It Again – a big thanks to Matt Jukes for his inaugural contribution which is Clay Shirky’s Here Comes Everybody. A minor disclaimer – this week we tried an interesting new tool for […]

Haven't listened to all of the MoD interviews? Or just forgot? That's ok. Ben Newton walks throughs the year's interviews to give you a bird's eye view. Check out last year's themes: Bringing the human to the technology. The rise of the polymath, Data Bias, Data Trust, Data Privacy, Making Decisions with Data, You can measure anything, Artificial Intelligence to Artificial Wisdom, The Data-Fueled Economy

AnexiPod: Episode 39 Machine data and customer experience with Ben Newton Ben Newton Director, Product Marketing https://twitter.com/benoitnewton https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-newton-01b0631/ Show Notes: Masters of Data podcast Ben’s Blog Sumologic machine data whitepaper […] The post Episode 39: Machine data and customer experience with Ben Newton appeared first on Anexinet.

Chris and Matt are now off on their summer holidays, but a few weeks ago Matt caught up with Ben Newton to be interviewed on Ben’s show Masters of Data. So we thought you might like to check that out. Normal WB-40 Service will resume on August 20th. And you can keep in touch in […]

Loop11 is a company which offers tools to test your website's usability and navigation functionality. With such a niche product, how does the team at Loop 11 manage to create a buzz around what it offers? You guessed it — via a podcast! Produced by Loop 11's Product Head, Ben Newton, True North branded podcast for Loop11 has steadily built quite a following of dedicated fans. It’s a high-quality UX and Design podcast which tells the stories about design teams, innovation and problem-solving from around the world.  Presented by Nick Schildberger and Chris Ashmore. True North http://www.truenorthpodcast.com   Loop 11 https://www.loop11.com  Australian Podcast Awards https://australianpodcastawards.com SEGMENT: WHAT HAVE YOU GOT? Article: Inside The New Google Podcasts Strategy That Could Double Audiences Worldwide https://blog.pacific-content.com/exclusive-inside-the-new-google-podcasts-strategy-that-could-double-audiences-worldwide-b556cdc26e43  Outcast app https://outcastapp.com/   Podcasting Essentials is produced by: SoundCartel soundcartel.com.au +61 3 9882 8333